We seek to uncover the origins of Grey aliens and their creation as a modern myth. We will also explore Hopi society, Peruvian pyramids, and elongated skulls. At last, we will also disprove Brien Foerster's claimed alien DNA results. See shownotes

Let's explore metallurgy and weapons throughout history, including the mysterious claims surrounding Joan D'Arc's sword. See shownotes

Vikings - an era with many myths and sagas. But what is truth, and what is fiction? Let's dig into horned helmets, tattoos, and sheep. See shownotes

Is the Richat structure the location of the fabled city of Atlantis? According to Jimmy Corsetti, it might be the case. See shownotes

Critias is a Socratic dialogue by Plato describing the ultimate state and its fall. It's also the origin of the Atlantis myth, so let's read it together and see if it holds water to an archaeologist. See shownotes

Are there alien encounters in Ancient Greece mythologies? Could Central America have had flight 500 years ago? Archaeology explains these supposed mysteries. See shownotes

Let's explore the Montauk monster and the origin of radioactive skeletons in Mohenjo Daro See shownotes

Answering questions from listeners about Tambomachay, Egyptian Wi-Fi, and the dangers of archaeology. And I have an update on the case of Alfred Isaac Middleton See shownotes

Could there be places so evil that people who go there disappear? Alien Astronaut Theorist belive this is the case with Aokigahara forest and Dyatlov Pass. But is this ture? See shownotes

We're again back with Ancient Aliens and will discover that it's not only religious fundamentalists that don't believe in evolution. Let's examine alien creationism with paleoanthropologist Josh Lindal See shownotes

Are you ready to uncover the secret code to Alien navigation? Or are the evidence just historical sites that are being misinterpreted? Let's have an archaeological look at this. See shownotes

We examine Ancient Apocalypse's Bimini Road and Piri Reis's map. Jens Notroff shares his knowledge of Göbekli Tepe. Plus, we examine archeoastronomy claims by Sweatman/Hancock See shownotes

While exploring Ancient Apocalypse we visit Poverty Point, The Serpent Mound and Derinkuyu. We're also joined by Dr. Kinkella for a chat about pseudoarchaeology See shownotes

While exploring Ancient Apocalypse we visit Gunung Padang, a site claimed to be the world's largest pyramid. Cholula, the largest accepted pyramid, and Malta, to explore the Sirius connection. Guests Bill Farley and History with Kayleigh. See shownotes

An archaeologist examines the origins of the Graham Hancocks series Ancient Apocalypse. We talk about Atlantis, Theosophy, and magic. Dr. Jeb Card and Brian Dunning also join us to share their knowledge about these fringe claims.

Uncover the reality behind ancient engineering feats. Join us in scrutinizing claims of extraterrestrial intervention at ancient sites such as Ollantaytambo, Teotihuacán, and Malta. See shownotes

In this episode we explore human sacrifice practices in Mesoamerica and if British monarchy were introduced by extraterrestrials. We also look at the Bep Kororoti ceremony which some believe are evidence of astronauts visiting our planet. Finally, we examine the theory that ancient Egyptian and Viking funerary ships were designed to resemble spaceships.